The City of Salt

More than 9 km of beaches and 300 hectares of pine forest, where you can play sport, relax, and just have fun. But the real magic lies in the historic parts of the town. Take a morning stroll around the Borgo Marina, the old harbour, where fishermen sell the freshly landed catch-of-the-day. 
Every day at sunset, don’t miss the local artisan markets along the canal before continuing your evening in the bars and clubs. One experience which is not to be missed is a “floating” aperitif in the Salt Dock.
Not enough? Why not visit the old salt warehouses and learn the stories of the salt workers and the secrets of their craft, including a visit to the old Camillone saltworks. The huge white mounds of salt and the spectacular sight of herons and pink flamingos are the perfect way to round off your day.